Does your hair get stuck on the rubber on the rollers? I need to roll a couple times and then "pull" my hair through so the ends are smooth
9586
My hair does not get stuck on the rollers. I have long hair so I tend to wrap the ends around the roller and then role the rest of the section.
9587
I haven't noticed that happening when I roll my hair. I have wavy shoulder length hair & when I use the roller, I do it at an angle like for spiral curls, so maybe that could make a difference:-) if your hair is longer than shoulder length, maybe you could start the wrapping of your hair on the roller in the center of your strand of hair, & then wind the rest of your hair around the roller & then wrap the roller in towards your scalp. I hope this helps:-)
9588
I comb through my hair before I first begin rolling, and I also start the roller about 3" to 4" up from the ends. I find that my ends are smoother if I do it this way. I haven't had any pulling or sticking from the rubber yet. The rollers come out smoothly, which was surprising. I let them "unroll" a bit on their own during the removal process, and that helps prevent tangling.
9589
My hair does not get stuck at all. Rollers are smooth. I have fine hair however and have the opposite problem. I cannot keep the rollers in! On another note, I used mine once and they worked fine. However, the second time I used them the clips would NOT stay on......very weird. I had to go buy clamps to keep them on.
1714980
I too have thin hair and if I use other clips they stay in fine. If I use the clips provided they fall out. Otherwise the rollers are good.
79286
I have not had that problem . That must be very painful! I have long hair down to my tail bone. I have used this drier with and without curlers on. When I use it without the curlers, I sit on a chair and set the drier to a comfortable height .It has never pulled my hair into the fan.
473425
You could but hair on a roller is layered. It may be better to steam the hair section, then roll so you can be sure the entire length gets steamed.
1521518
Honestly, I'm 'not' enjoying my carusso rollers. W/ long hair & thick hair, perhaps it's asking too much. I did quite a bit of research and this was the best I came up with. but still frustrating!! Maybe it's just me...lol..
1591010
The old school u-shaped clips that poke in your hair are what is supposed to hold the roller in place. However, I have found that the clips are too small and too short and I was constantly pinning them back in so my hair would curl. The rollers do not get very hot. I even left them plugged in for a longer time. When the processing time was over, I found that I had nice, soft and long-lasting curls, but not without a great deal of effort.
824820
You maybe thinking that the brush spins automatically. It does not. You use the brush just as you would were you using a blow dryer and a round brush. Except with this you only use one hand to curl/style hair. So quick release is not an option. It is all manual.
980435
Hi I have straight hair and the curls came out really tight . So maybe you should make it straight before using . Or you can try it your way first if it don't work try it my way . Have a great day
1491668
Make sure you have your handle in tight. I thought both rollers moved. MAKE SURE YOU USE ENOUGH FLOUR TO KEEP FROM STICKING.
1160945
Not at all, you will love these. I do reccomend using a med size amount of hair per roller because the clips do not hold supper tight if there is a lot of hair on the roller. I have really thick hair and found that it works better if I don't put a lot on each roller.
737608
Make sure your hair is dry to begin with. Let roller sit on steamer for 10 seconds so it has plenty of steam to get through all the hair. Roll it good and tight. Put the cap on the steamer for a couple seconds to get it hot and then clamp it on the roller. Then your hair is being steamed from both directions. Let it set in the rollers 20-30 min. The longer the better. Once you take the rollers out, put your hair dryer on the lowest setting and on COOL. The cool hair will set the curls so they will last longer. I have thick hair too and the weight of it can pull out the curls. You can also lightly hair spray the curls and use the cool setting on hair dryer to give the curls extra support. I LOVE these curlers. Can be a pain to get in the back side of your head but man the results are so worth it! My hair dresser has me bring my set every time because she loves the results too! It seems like they wouldn't work that well but they really do as long as you don't take them out too soon and you roll them tight. Good luck!
1886183
Hi Julia, I always wrap my hair in rollers. I haven't used it with my hair loose yet, so I can not answer your question exactly, but what I do know is that the dryer works very well. It's not like the professional ones that you can find in the salon, but it still works great for my expectations.
492057
I had to trim the ends as they were a little frayed. After spraying with a heat protector I curled them with no problem. It only took a few seconds for each one, I wouldn't leave them curling for too long as the heat over time will damage them, just as with your own hair.
2050626
Mine has done that as well.. Kinda frustrated me.. Still works but that silicone grip makes a difference when pulling and hair glides.. I got mine from a salon ... But yes I have had that issue..
189970
Well not necessarily. You just need to make sure that the roller inside is rotating with the grain of the hair and not against it.
686661
Maybe you could try only leaving the curlers on the steam for a very short time and use smaller amounts of hair on each roller? I don't ever have this problem. I have very fine straight hair.
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Yes, the rigid brush "spokes" hold the hair in place as I curl small sections at a time. I curl the hair around the brush and roll it right to my head while the hot air comes out and then hold for perhaps 7 seconds, or so (there are two hot air settings but I always use it on high). My hair is rather short and fine and it is cut in layers; tapered to the top of my neck in the back and layered on the side to almost the bottom of my ear. On the top - the crown - my hair is about 4 inches long. I am not sure how well it would work on long or thick hair. It works great for me. I also use it between shampoos on dry hair to curl my hair. Yes, the rigid brush "spokes" hold the hair in place as I curl small sections at a time. I curl the hair around the brush and roll it right to my head while the hot air comes out and then hold for perhaps 7 seconds, or so (there are two hot air settings but I always use it on high). My hair is rather short and fine and it is cut in layers; tapered to the top of my neck in the back and layered on the side to almost the bottom of my ear. On the top - the crown - my hair is about 4 inches long. I am not sure how well it would work on long or thick hair. It works great for me. I also... » Read More Yes, the rigid brush "spokes" hold the hair in place as I curl small sections at a time. I curl the hair around the brush and roll it right to my head while the hot air comes out and then hold for perhaps 7 seconds, or so (there are two hot air settings but I always use it on high). My hair is rather short and fine and it is cut in layers; tapered to the top of my neck in the back and layered on the side to almost the bottom of my ear. On the top - the crown - my hair is about 4 inches long. I am not sure how well it would work on long or thick hair. It works great for me. I also use it between shampoos on dry hair to curl my hair. « Show Less